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Commission approves zoning change that lets property owner pursue dry RV park near Highway 89
Summary
The commission approved Ordinance 2026‑11 to rezone a New Paria parcel from Commercial 1 to Commercial 2, enabling a conditional‑use application for a dry RV/trailer park; staff cautioned the owner still must address water and septic requirements at the CUP stage.
The Kane County Commission voted April 14 to rezone a parcel in the New Paria area from Commercial 1 to Commercial 2, enabling the landowner to pursue a conditional use permit to run a dry RV/trailer park adjacent to Highway 89.
Shannon (speaker 9) told commissioners the property had already been fitted with modular sheds and canopy structures and that the owner had applied for building permits. She said the owner would need to resolve infrastructure questions — notably water and septic — before operation. "The one negative for him that I've let him know ... they don't have the water on that site," Shannon said, noting options include boring under Highway 89 or obtaining a well permit.
The rezoning received an affirmative voice vote after a commissioner moved to approve Ordinance 2026‑11. Staff noted limited public opposition in the notice period (one inquiry) and said conditional use permitting would require infrastructure review and ongoing health‑department approval for septic if needed.
What happens next: Rezoning clears the way for the applicant to apply for a CUP; the CUP process will require demonstration of water, septic, or other infrastructure and any conditions the Planning Commission or health authorities require.
